Film Review: Dark Drama ‘The King and the Clown’ Is A Masterful Projection Of Passion and Lust
Two brothers put up a skit to mock and satirise the lofty and corrupt king of Joseon. They are arrested and...
Film Review: ‘So Long, My Son’ Poignantly Grieves For The Loss Of Could-Have-Been Sons
Factory workers Yao-Jun and Li-Yun are a couple navigating the tumultuous years of the regime’s new policies and reforms in the...
Film Review: ‘One Second Champion’ Is an Affectionate Affirmation Of Fatherly Love
Tin-Yen, a man who has lost his wife and is estranged from his son, has the power to predict events a...
Film Review: ‘The Songs We Sang’ Reminisces The Heights of Home-Grown Music in Singapore
The Songs We Sang is a documentary about Singaporean Mandarin Folk Music that was popular in the 1980s and 90s. It...
Film Review: ‘Kim Ji-Young, Born 1982’ is a Jolting Revelation Of South Korea’s Unseen Misogyny
Kim Ji-Young has one of the most common female names for people her age. She works at a PR agency. Kim...